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Microsoft 365 is designed to help organizations achieve more with innovative technology such as Office apps, cloud services, and world-class security. Through its solutions like chatting, calling, meetings, and collaboration, nonprofit organizations can enable secure remote work and reduce costs.
Organizations can get one integrated solution including Teams, OneDrive, and Office apps with advanced security options – at a price that’s right for your organization.
Let’s explore the three Microsoft 365 plans for nonprofits.
With this plan, you can enjoy email, cloud file-storage and sharing, web conferencing, instant messaging, and more. This plan is available for free, for up to 300 users, and it does not include the Office apps.
This plan includes email, Office apps, cloud file-storage and sharing, web conferencing, instant messaging, and more. Available for an annual commitment of $12.50 user/month.
Best plan for mid-sized and large nonprofits. Includes email, Office apps, cloud file-storage and sharing, web conferencing, instant messaging, simple device management and advanced security features. Get all of Microsoft 365 for an annual commitment of $22.00 user/month and free for up to 10 users.
As a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) we help SMB, enterprise and nonprofit organizations with Microsoft 365 cloud migrations, deployments, managed services, and more. Our experts can help you reduce your licensing complexity by understanding your organization’s needs.
Please contact us if you have any doubts about which plan is best for your nonprofit.
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